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Entrepreneur visa

Complete guide to the Spain entrepreneur visa: ENISA report, business plan, documents and step-by-step process. Ideal for startups. Updated 2026.

Ingresos mínimos €2,402/month (400% IPREM) or business plan demonstrating financial viability
Duración inicial 1 year (renewable for 2 years)
Tiempo resolución 20 working days (UGE)
¿Permite trabajar? ✓ Sí
¿Con familia? ✓ Sí
Tasa 2026 Form 790 code 052: €38.28

Proceso paso a paso

The application is processed through the UGE (Large Companies and Strategic Groups Unit).

1
Prepare your business plan
Draft a detailed business plan demonstrating the innovative nature of the project and its economic interest for Spain.
2
Apply for the ENISA report
Submit the business plan to ENISA to obtain the assessment report. Applications are made online through the ENISA website.
3
Gather required documents
Compile all required documentation. Apostille and translate any foreign documents.
4
Submit application to the UGE
File the application with the UGE, which processes it on a priority basis. This can be done through the consulate or directly if you are lawfully present in Spain.
5
Decision
The UGE issues a decision within 20 working days. Failure to respond within the deadline is deemed approval (positive administrative silence).
6
Apply for your TIE
Once in Spain, apply for your TIE (Foreigner Identity Card) within 1 month. Pay the fee using Form 790 code 012 (€16.08).
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Errores que llevan a la denegación

⚠️ Submitting a project that lacks an innovative nature

Consecuencia: Unfavorable ENISA report and visa denial

Solución: The project must have an innovative component (technological, business model, or social) and generate skilled employment. Simply opening a bar or retail shop is not sufficient.

⚠️ Business plan lacking financial data and market research

Consecuencia: Unfavorable ENISA report

Solución: Include market analysis, 3-year financial projections, a customer acquisition strategy, and a job creation plan.

⚠️ Failure to demonstrate sufficient financial means for the initial period

Consecuencia: Visa denial

Solución: Demonstrate investment in the project or personal funds equivalent to 400% of the monthly IPREM.

Fuentes oficiales

🔗 Ley 14/2013 de apoyo a los emprendedores → 🔗 Ley 28/2022 (Ley de Startups) → 🔗 ENISA - Empresa Nacional de Innovación → 🔗 UGE - Unidad de Grandes Empresas → 🔗 Sede electrónica Policía Nacional - Cita TIE →

Última actualización: 2026-04-15

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